Matt Sprouts and The Curse of the Ten Broken Toes is the first book in the award winning Matt Sprouts Series. Available everywhere now!
“Funny, heartwarming, and impossible to put down, this book is a must read for anyone trying to survive the perils of middle school.”
Dustin Brady, bestselling author to Trapped in a Video Game series
“This is the kind of book that makes a kid stay up past their bedtime, reading with a flashlight under the blanket.”
Nina Hamza, author to Ahmed Aziz’s Epic Year
About the Book
Eleven-year old Matt Sprouts is in big trouble. He didn’t mean to hurt his neighbor, Jenna, with that awesome ninja move, it just happened! Anyways, getting grounded is the worst thing that could happen, right?
Wrong.
After the ninja trip and a series of downright unfortunate events, it is decided Matt has contracted “The Curse,” a hometown myth that has ruined the lives of middle schoolers before him. To put a stop to everything, Matt has to learn not all things happen by chance, and that friendships are the most important part of conquering the impossible. . .
breaking The Curse!
Interior Samples
Reviews and Awards
“Wow, this one is quite funny and memorable. It is difficult to find well-written stories for kids that are actually funny, but this one hits the mark…the writing rings true for a middle schooler.”
-Jill, Benjamin Franklin Award Judge
“This is a great read for any child who wants to spend some time just enjoying a story. It is well-presented, and should attract a large and appreciative audience that comes back for more.”
-Clarissa, Benjamin Franklin Award Judge
“A totally fun read! This book celebrates energy and creativity--and the misconceptions of those too young to have perspective. But Matt learns that he can fix each and every situation in which he's caused discomfort for others—and himself.”
Charlotte Cook, Next Generation Indie Book Awards Judge
“The story of Matt Sprouts is one to remember. The book completely captured my attention in the first chapter, and will definitely be one of your child’s favorite books of all time. ”
-Parker, Moonbeam Award Judge
